D-Link has introduced the enterprise Wi-Fi 7 access point, the DAP-E3620, designed to bring all the benefits of the new Wi-Fi 7 standard to businesses at very affordable costs, so any company can embrace a high-caliber wireless network deployment right away.
For D-Link, the move to Wi‑Fi 7 isn’t solely about achieving higher speeds or greater bandwidth; with the DAP‑E3620 you can reach up to 3,600 Mbps, figures similar to Wi‑Fi 6 access points. The most significant contribution of Wi‑Fi 7 lies in more efficient spectrum management, lower latency, and greater stability and performance as the number of users and devices connected simultaneously increases. Rather than merely boosting the link rate, it enables more homogeneous performance under heavy load—a scenario increasingly common in business environments due to access to cloud storage, virtualization, AI, etc.
Main features of the access point:
- Affordable Wi‑Fi 7 upgrade for any business setting
- Wi‑Fi 7 BE3600, dual‑band (2×2+2×2), up to 3,600 Mbps
- 2.5G LAN PoE port to avoid bottlenecks when connected to Multigigabit switches, such as the D-Link DMS‑1250 Smart Managed family
- Ease of deployment with PoE+, power and data over standard LAN cable
- MLO, 4096‑QAM, Multi‑RU
- Enterprise‑grade WPA3 Enterprise security
- SSIDs VLAN Mapping, traffic segmentation by SSIDs assigned to specific VLANs
- Integrated captive portal for guest access
- Flexible deployment modes for multiple scenarios
- Fast Roaming
- Standalone (WebGUI) or unified management of networks deployed with D‑Link switches and access points via Nuclias Unity (cloud‑based, multi‑site) or Nuclias Connect (On‑Premise, via hardware controller DNH‑1000)
The DAP‑E3620 is now available from distributors and specialty retailers at a price of $199 USD, tax included.
